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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1926
Page
3
Local note announces a carnival at Diller School House this evening encouraging Christmas shopping and easy planning. The item sits among town notices and business blurbs from Fairbury Nebraska and surrounding area.
A. J. Davis, a Fairbury rural carrier with 24 years on Fairbury 2, resigns Saturday. He will receive a monthly pension of 66.66 dollars. He served on one route using a team spd mail wagon. Ole Buck of the Nebraska Press Association announces the National Editorial Spagen convention in Omaha next year, hoping 1,000 to 1,600 editors attend.
Holiday guidance urges two prudent steps this season. Do your Christmas shopping early to avoid crowds and delays. Send your Christmas mail early to ensure timely arrival and festive cheer.
The snippet mentions Christmas savings, barrel oil or gas delivery, Diller Filling Station, money germs in kisses, and the popularity of closed autos in winter. It also references new automobile licenses, income tax payments, and Christmas as a festive month.
A brief notice from Vester Carmichael asks attendees to bring split wood only, as he is busy shucking corn this year and cannot spare time to chop wood. The message warns listeners to saw wood short and split fine before arrival.
Miss Minnie Reed, a lifelong Wymore resident aged thirty seven, died after a brief illness. She visited the homes of her brother Harvey Reed and sister Mrs Will Frisbie now of Fairbury. Survived by her mother two brothers and six sisters.
In 1926 on November 16 Busy Bees gathered at Mary Eblen Beckwith’s home to celebrate with neighbors and local fauna. The scene reflects hopeful weather as bees, wrens, and others enjoy a harmonious social gathering despite some absences.
Guests and the honored Mary Ellen thanked her and her helpers for a wonderful afternoon at the Bumble Bee event.
Three wise men ride camels to Bethlehem guided by a bright star. They find Jesus in a manger, present gifts, and return home. The story explains why people give gifts at Christmas to those they love.
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